Why you won’t get a Supplemental Security Income check in August
Summary
People who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will not get their usual check in August, but the total amount of money they are supposed to receive will still be paid out. The timing of the payments has changed, but no one will lose their benefits.Key Facts
- SSI payments usually come on a regular schedule.
- In August, the payment schedule is different than usual.
- Despite the timing change, recipients will still get the full amount of their benefits.
- The change may cause confusion, but it does not affect how much money people get.
- Supplemental Security Income is a program that helps people with limited income who are disabled, elderly, or blind.
- The schedule change is temporary and does not mean any benefit cuts.
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